PT Chapter 1
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| cardiac output | (blank)
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| heart rate | (blank)
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| stroke volume | (blank)
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| ejection fraction | (blank)
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| oxygen extraction | (blank)
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| ATP (adenosine triphosphate) | (blank)
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| aerobic system | (blank)
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| anaerobic glycolysis | (blank)
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| creating phosphate system | (blank)
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| mitochondria | (blank)
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| ischemia | (blank)
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| angina pectoris | (blank)
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| anaerobic threshold | (blank)
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| glycogen | (blank)
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| phosphagens | (blank)
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| kilocalorie | (blank)
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| hyperventilation | (blank)
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| enzymes | (blank)
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| maximal oxygen consumption (VO2 max) | (blank)
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| metabolic equivalent (MET) | (blank)
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| vasodilation | (blank)
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| vasoconstriction | (blank)
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| systolic blood pressure | (blank)
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| diastolic blood pressure | (blank)
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| overload principle | (blank)
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| venous return | (blank)
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| specificity of training | (blank)
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| motor neurons | (blank)
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| neurotransmitters | (blank)
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| acetylcholine | (blank)
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| neuromuscular junction | (blank)
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| myofibrils | (blank)
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| actin | (blank)
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| myosin | (blank)
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| contractile proteins | (blank)
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| sarcomeras | (blank)
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| sarcolemma | (blank)
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| sarcoplasm | (blank)
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| sarcoplasmic reticulum | (blank)
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| sliding filament theory | (blank)
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| cross-bridge | (blank)
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| concentric contraction | (blank)
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| eccentric contraction | (blank)
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| isometric contraction | (blank)
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| motor unit | (blank)
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| hypertrophy | (blank)
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| nervous inhibition | (blank)
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| Golgi tendon organ | (blank)
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| dehydration | (blank)
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| elasticity | (blank)
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| muscle spindles | (blank)
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